Might help to see how this is handled, if at all, with pain scales. For example, I can imagine someone thinking they’re having 9⁄10 or 10⁄10 pain, say from an injury, but then after something much worse happening, say a cluster headache or a kidney stone, they realize their injury pain was only a 6⁄10 or 7⁄10 and the cluster headache or kidney stone was the actual 10⁄10.
I know there is already some stuff about how the pain scale has cross cultural issues, with people from different cultures reporting and possibly even experience their pain as more or less worse than others from other cultures, so might be an entry point to this line of investigation.
Might help to see how this is handled, if at all, with pain scales. For example, I can imagine someone thinking they’re having 9⁄10 or 10⁄10 pain, say from an injury, but then after something much worse happening, say a cluster headache or a kidney stone, they realize their injury pain was only a 6⁄10 or 7⁄10 and the cluster headache or kidney stone was the actual 10⁄10.
I know there is already some stuff about how the pain scale has cross cultural issues, with people from different cultures reporting and possibly even experience their pain as more or less worse than others from other cultures, so might be an entry point to this line of investigation.